Talk about a party crasher. Seattle police arrested a man they say was "very high" after he crashed an eight-year-old's birthday party at Green Lake Wednesday evening, taking pizza and balloon animals.
The Auburn man shot 16 times by a corrections officer and King County Sheriff's Deputy has settled with the county for $3 million and is now suing the state for an additional $20 million.
Roughly 300 state workers employed at licensing offices are eligible for a yearly shoe allowance; something the union told KIRO Radio they need to offset the cost of footwear that meets uniform requirements.
A male customer in a Kmart store told an employee Wednesday evening that he had a gun and threatened "to shoot everyone in the store," Marysville police said. The man then left the store.
Microsoft says it is reshuffling its business to promote faster innovation and a sharper focus on devices and services. The move by the world's largest software maker comes amid a steady decline in demand for PCs as people turn to tablets and other mobile devices.
115,000 Washington kids filling out a state survey last year said they consider themselves as drinkers, and now the state is trying a new approach to attack the problem.
Seattle Children's Hospital says the first patient in a new cancer treatment study is leukemia free, in what could be a groundbreaking result in the fight against cancer.
New research in Seattle supports a surprising link between a common health supplement and a dramatically increased risk of prostate cancer. It's omega-3 fatty acids, derived from fatty fish and fish oil supplements.
Drop your phone in the toilet? Under most plans, you'd have to wait until the end of your contract or pay full price for a replacement. But T-Mobile's lets users upgrade their smartphones up to twice a year.
After two pit bull attacks this week in Seattle, one on a 63-year-old man in south Seattle and one on a 66-year-old man in White Center, questions are popping up once again about what needs to be done to keep people safe.
The University of Washington contributed to new research that shows Americans are living longer, but are also sicker and suffering from more chronic disease than ever.
People are always anxiously waiting for the newest Apple product, whether it's an iPhone or an updated MacBook Pro. The release of Apple iOS 7 has been very interesting, especially to gadget guru and CEO of Gear Live, Andru Edwards. Why so interesting you ask? This is the first time Apple has stepped out of Steve Job's shadow, altering the designs he originally created for this brand.
Hector Picard does triathlons and he's biking across the country to raise money for a little boy born without arms. But the amazing part is, Hector himself doesn't have arms.
Thousands of people, including hundreds of children woke-up in Washington this morning in their cars, under overpasses and in shelters, but the state said that's a big improvement over just a few years ago.
